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Tru-Vu has developed a 21.5″ medical monitor with a procap touchscreen. The MMZBTP-21.5 conforms to the UL 60601-1 3rd edition medical safety standard, and is designed for use on in operating rooms, on medical carts and in OEM medical systems. However, the company does not mention Dicom compliance and refers to the monitor as “surgical-grade”. … Read more
Rob O’Beirne has joined Exertis, as a product manager in the company’s Samsung Commercial TV division. O’Beirne was in the past employed by Exertis’ parent company, DCC Technnology, in the Visual Solutions team. He has also worked for Certas Energy, Telefonica and Heineken.
The world’s largest OLED display – actually a video wall, but still very impressive – has been installed in Incheon International Airport in Seoul. LG supplied 140 55″ screens for the curved wall, which measures 13m x 8m. LG installed the screeens with French firm Wilmotte & Associes, to promote OLED technology.
Worldwide smartphone sales were driven by continued demand for affordable models in emerging markets in Q3’15, says Gartner. Global sales reached 353 million units: up 15.5% YoY. The increased availability of low-cost smartphones in emerging markets led to small price gaps with feature phones, so an increasing number of consumers upgraded. Of the 353 million … Read more
Fossil Group is to acquire US-based wearable technology firm Misfit. Misfit will bring a scalable cloud and app platform, a software and hardware engineering team and a pipeline of products to Fossil.
In a new report, the USA’s National Resources Defence Council (NRDC) has said that UltraHD TVs use, on average, 30% more energy than HD (1920 x 1080) models. The Council estimates that this could add $1 billion to US consumers’ utility bills, if energy-saving improvements are not expanded to all models. Not all UltraHD TVs … Read more
Once 3D TV technology for the home disappeared from the radar, many 3D glasses suppliers faced a downturn of their business outlook and started to look for other business opportunities. One of those companies is XPand, a maker of active and passive glasses for cinema, home, educations and gaming applications. Now they have found a … Read more
When Google Glass pushed the idea of an augmented reality headset into the consumer electronics world, many saw this as the start of a new category. By now we know that several issues with the technology and social consequences made it a no-go for now. After stopping the Google Glass project some time age, Google … Read more
The DVB Steering Board has approved the commercial requirements for the next phase of UltraHD TV, which will be known as ‘UHD-1 Phase 2’. UHD-1 Phase 1 was approved in 2014, and simply covered the broadcast of UltraHD video. UHD-1 Phase 2 includes the possibility of adding additional features. One of the key new features … Read more
NEC’s MDC212C2 is a 21.3″ greyscale and colour medical display, specifically designed for diagnostic imaging. It is the first product in NEC’s MDC series that is certified for this use. The MDC212C2 works NEC’s GammaCompMD QA calibration software, to maintain its DICOM conformance. The display also meets the QA tests required in different European countries, … Read more
At the launch of its new SkyQ STB, Sky announced that it will launch its own UltraHD TV service in late 2016. This will include sports, films and entertainment content. The box will support UltraHD video from other sources. See Sky Overhauls STB, Prepares for UltraHD for more on SkyQ.
Sky’s long-rumoured move into UltraHD (SkyQ Box Will Challenge OTT Operators) has finally arrived. The new STB features up to 12 tuners and 1TB of storage (an upgraded ‘Silver’ version has 2TB). Viewers can record four channels simultaneously, while watching a fifth. A companion ‘SkyQ Mini’ box can accept content streamed wirelessly from the main … Read more
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